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Julian Review

Julian Review: Charting the Territories of Grief

by Naser Nahandian

A life can pivot on a single glance. In a crowded concert hall, a universe contracts ...

The Young Mother's Home Review

The Young Mother’s Home Review: A Tender Gaze on Liège’s Next Generation

Within the specific geography of Liège, Belgium, "The Young Mother's Home" presents a microcosm of young ...

Adam’s Sake Review

Adam’s Sake Review: The Weight of Humanity in a Child’s Ordeal

by Caleb Anderson

From its opening moments, Adam’s Sake doesn't ease you in; it thrusts you directly into the ...

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